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miky · 03-04-2016, 10:20 PM

Hi all, this thread is started for everyday grocer buyers like me; also for food enthusiasts who knows more about where to find good quality food for a good price.

We all want to grab quality food at a bargain, but we also like to know where else we can find them other than no-frills or costco.

Personally, I love seafood, all kinds of it. But I come to ask: Where do I find fresh sashimi grade salmon/tuna other than Fujiya, Kays, or Seaborn? Where do I find fresh oysters where I can purchase in bulk and not to pay $1 - $3 per oyster at a marketplace? Are there seafood distributors where you can walk in and sell you in bulk?

FYI, this thread shouldn't be intended to advertise nor the bang-for-the-buck thread near expiring deals. The question above was originally my personal question but made into a thread for the Revscene community.

Hope it works out

03-04-2016, 10:20 PM	#1
miky 14 dolla balla aint got nothing on me! Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: bby Posts: 679 Thanked 270 Times in 57 Posts Failed 196 Times in 40 Posts	Food Purchasing Guide and Tips Hi all, this thread is started for everyday grocer buyers like me; also for food enthusiasts who knows more about where to find good quality food for a good price. We all want to grab quality food at a bargain, but we also like to know where else we can find them other than no-frills or costco. Personally, I love seafood, all kinds of it. But I come to ask: Where do I find fresh sashimi grade salmon/tuna other than Fujiya, Kays, or Seaborn? Where do I find fresh oysters where I can purchase in bulk and not to pay $1 - $3 per oyster at a marketplace? Are there seafood distributors where you can walk in and sell you in bulk? FYI, this thread shouldn't be intended to advertise nor the bang-for-the-buck thread near expiring deals. The question above was originally my personal question but made into a thread for the Revscene community. Hope it works out